For engineers using Claude: from test-first code to review, clean commit, PR & release.
Reach for this when you want the craft around a change to stay disciplined instead of rushed. It runs the whole arc: write code test-first with a full worked red-green-refactor cycle, enforce honestly strict TypeScript (the exact tsconfig flags plus a flag-by-flag migration path for loose codebases), self-review the diff as six ordered passes with concrete red flags, then turn it into a clean conventional commit, a reviewer-ready PR description, and a Keep-a-Changelog entry whose version bump follows mechanically from the categories - so the parts engineers get judged on come out consistent rather than improvised at the end.
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Arranged in the author's recommended order. Walk through them in sequence, or open any one on its own.
Generates conventional commit messages from diffs with scope, breaking change flags, and issue refs.